Horacio Alger was wrong; all people(s) cannot get ahead. The Protestant work ethic was wrong; there are not jobs for all the people(s) of the earth who need a job. And for those who cannot work in today's world, there is not even much pity, certainly little quality of life. But the propaganda of the … Continue reading The DNA of Capitalism ~ Sales – begging door to door for the rich people.
...and we need the food to be fresh. Living meat, fowl and fish, vegetables and fruits, or foods prepared to stay "fresh" longer; humans need these to survive. We live in the countryside now, near wildlife and farms - all things being born, living and dying, and in between. All this life sustains life for something … Continue reading Being DNA ~ We come from it, we eat it, we secrete it and then some other DNA eats that too.
If your computer is wrong about locations - and this is not the only example - then how can your DNA locations be correct? Or your other suggestions for ancestry tours and records searches? All entries for this family on these Ancestry pages are entered as Llanfigangel Aberbythych, Carmarthenshire, Wales. But invariably, the computer software … Continue reading Hellloooo? Llanfihangel Aberbythych, Carmarthenshire is not Llanfihangel, Monmouthshire. Ancestry DOT please fix your mistake in the computer glitch for places.
Do this in color printing only. You just cannot do it in black from your printer. I don't know anyone who could. I also suggest making many blank copies and using a pencil and being prepared to erase and correct. I check mine multiple times and often have a second person check behind me for … Continue reading X-DNA, Its A Girl Thing ~ And we included the boys – somewhat.
I see this wonderful thing "our Google" has: "Hey Google." It's an assistant you can ask anything If you do not know the phrase "our whatever," you must Google it. British slang "our brother" etc. As in big brother is watching and his name is Google. Some folks hate it. I happen to be betting … Continue reading Hey Google? Who Am I? ~ Senior care in the 21st century: My life is… I am…
Cherie Lynn's Herstory 